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I don’t think it has to do with tracking people already put tiny trackers on their bikes for anti-theft. I mean the switch from
>solid engineering for a longer lifetime with maintenance and replacement of wear parts in mind
Vs
>cheap assembly and a disposable mindset
eg we make all our bottom line from boomers and larpers who buy brand new from the dealership, and trade in every few years. If that’s where profits are then they lose incentive to make bikes last longer. I think it’s already rampant in cars. Plus all the emissions shell game shit.
Ugh we’re all gonna be riding souped up escoots and paying a monthly subscription to go over 55mph
But yeah this is my personal worry